Baptism is one of the most important practices in Christianity, including in the Presbyterian tradition. Presbyterians take baptism very seriously because of its importance in the New Testament....

When people think of rosary beads, and the prayers associated with them, the Roman Catholic Church often comes to mind. Yet there are non-Catholic Christians, including some Protestants, that use...

Making the sign of the cross, which is a hand gesture that traces the vertical and horizontal beams over one's head, chest, and shoulders, is commonly associated with Roman Catholicism. Yet other...

In churches all over the world, clergy wear distinctive clothes that distinguish them from their congregants. The style and color of clerical clothing varies between denomination and tradition....

The Presbyterian and Methodist traditions have been two of the most prominent branches of Protestant Christianity over the last 500 years. Each has a strong tradition of biblical preaching,...

Some Presbyterian churches have distinguishing features, like a steeple that points to the sky and beautiful wooden pews that creak with age. Some churches also have front doors that are painted red,...